Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World the Lawrence Kansas newspaper lists staff positions editors and departments along with publishing dates 1891 to 1958 and distribution rates including carrier and mail options by region and price across Douglas county adjoining counties Kansas and Missouri locations at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence KS 66044 with contact telephone 843 1000 and second class postage paid mentions of publishers World Company and staff names W C Simons Anish Ponts Stmons S.
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the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
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Kansas City
United States
Kissinger Paris Talks Highlight Secrecy and Nixon Era Wit
The piece notes Kissinger’s secret Vietnam talks in Paris and White House honesty compared to past lies. It reflects on the 1972 Democratic convention’s revolutionary tone with McGovern, presses for open communications, and recalls Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon's humor amidst political shifts.
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Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
White House
Kissinger
McGovern
Daily Oklahoman
Tr. McGovern
Harry Truman
Truman
Independence
Dwight Eisenhower
Sharp
John Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Moscow
Peither
Washington
Missourian
Econ planners in dither over $8 billion withholding error
New York AP reports Treasury Department planners warn that tax withholdings may be $8 billion higher than owed this year due to law changes. The plan aimed to match withholdings to actual tax, but many taxpayers kept old W4s, boosting refunds and slowing recovery.
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New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Budget, budgets, and a turnpike tragedy from 1962
The City Commission labeled a proposed 1963 budget a lost ground plan with a mill rate of 24.226 that would not fix police and fire funding. Three Johnson County teens Henry Wornall Joanne Pack and Ann Byers died in a Kansas Turnpike crash west of Bonner Springs while returning from Lawrence. Pomona Reservoir filling began with a dynamite blast for a 4000 acre lake southwest of Lawrence.
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Ciy Commission
Harold Horn
Horn
Johnson County
Henry Wornall
Joanne Pack
Ann Byers
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Pomona
John Anderson
Kansas Highway Commission
Colorado Highway Advisory Board
Kansas
U.S. 40
George Starkey
American Legion
Alan Asher
John Pickens
Byron Beery
C. T. Hough
Ernie Klooz
Martin Henry
Tom McCall
George Towle
One of a kind spirit brightened many days
An 88 year old patient at Kansas City Research Hospital kept a zest for life, rising to walk the halls despite illness to lift others' spirits, embodying a unique, cheerful resilience.
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Kansas City Research Hospital
Democracy and vote fairness echoes in Massachusetts tone
The piece satirically examines election integrity from 1968 style concerns, noting claims of fraud in New York’s Lowenstein contest and comparing South Vietnamese elections to Massachusetts standards. It argues for fair voting and warns against political machines, urging proper verification of voter qualifications and transparent tallies.
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Lyndon Johnson
Boston
South Vietnam
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Chicago
Machine
Brooklyn
New York
Allard Lowenstein
Americans For Democratic Action
Lowenstein
Congress
Eugene McCarthy
America
Barry Goldwater
Mythical session shows Eagleton Daley testing loyalty
Washington reports a fictional talk where Senator Eagleton presses Mayor Daley to back McGovern. The dialogue covers seating disputes, Chicago as a make-or-break factor in Illinois, and Daley’s hinted wariness about past slights while both men seek the 1972 White House path.
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Washington
Tom Eagleton
Richard Daley
Chicago
McGovern Buchwald
Beef Shipments Reach Record High This Summer
Washington AP says beef producers will ship a record number of cattle this summer, up 9 percent from a year ago, based on USDA surveys of 23 major beef states. As of July 1, 12.4 million cattle and calves are being fattened for slaughter, 14 percent higher than mid-1971, with 7,184,000 slated for marketing through September.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Cials
Department
McGovern Seeks $16 Million From Fat Cats for Bid
Washington reports George McGovern, cooled by Democratic elite donors, aims to raise about 16 million dollars from wealthy contributors to compete with Nixon. insiders doubt the one million small donors plan will suffice, with fat-cat support crucial to seed mail and fundraising campaigns.
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Washington
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Max Palevsky
Miami Beach
Doral Hotel
Henry Kimelman
Virgin Islands
Stewart Mott
General Motors
California
Los Angeles
Miles Rubin
Funning McGovern
Letters Warn of Federal Deficit and Spenders in Congress
A reader cites a Fortune Magazine article by Paul McCracken noting federal outlays and credit guarantees grow faster than the economy can absorb. The letter argues deficits will rise, demanding action to oust the “Spenders” in Congress and prevent higher taxes. Signed by C. C. Mosely and Douglas County MS Society officials.
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Fortune Magazine
Nixon
Paul W. McCracken
Congress
Lawrence residents thank supporters of multiple sclerosis appeal
The Journal-World expresses gratitude to Lawrence residents for their generous contributions to the annual multiple sclerosis fund drive. Special thanks go to Corlett Cotton James Z Huff Edgar Wolfe and the Delta Delta Delta sorority of Baker University for their time and to the news media for coverage.
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Lawrence
Corlett Cotton
James Z. Huff
Edgar Wolfe
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Baker University
Algo
Tha
On This Day in History July 20 1972 Highlights
Today in history notes major events on July 20 including Armstrong and Aldrin landing on the moon in 1969. Other entries cover Colombia's independence declaration in 1810, Confederate Congress sessions beginning in 1861, WWI lottery draft in 1917, and postwar Berlin occupation milestones.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Colombia
Spain
Congress of the Confederate States
Richmond
Radio
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Charles de Gaulle
Montreal
Cambodia
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Dallas
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